Holidays

Social media users are sharing their various gift wrapping hacks online. Whether they involve secret techniques for oddly shaped gifts or showing off unique gadgets that help make the process easier, these tips will help make the holidays a lot less stressful.

McDonald’s announced that the deals will start on Dec. 13. Customers will have the opportunity to get a different item from the menu each day for free when they make a purchase of at least $1.

Holiday shopping on Green Monday this year may not guarantee your gift still comes on time, given widespread supply chain issues and the fact that some shipping deadlines have already passed.

“FedEx Express experienced substantial disruptions at the Memphis hub last night due to severe thunderstorms,” the company said on its website.

Everything from QR codes, to store-bought gift cards, should be examined with a careful eye as you shop this holiday season.

The cookie and wine brands will be offering a one-of-a-kind small batch release of a new adult beverage: Barefoot x Oreo Thins Red Blend Wine.

KFC is bringing back its Herbs and Spices Firelog, along with a special contest to win a "once-in-a-lifetime KFC-themed vacation."

Yes, you can tip your letter carrier this holiday season but, as federal workers, they have certain stipulations when it comes to accepting gifts. The bottom line: less is more.

“The Miller Lite Beernament” will be available on Dec. 7. The decorative, round-shaped beer can will double as a Christmas tree ornament.

A new poll asked Americans where they’re hiding their Christmas gifts — and the most popular place also proved to be the first place most kids snoop.

The Zoneton Fire Protection District rolled out the truck on Dec. 1 and took three weeks to decorate.